Designer Bridal Shoes biography
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Historical facts
The history of human development shows that the importance of protecting the foot was early recognized. Records of the Egyptians, the Chinese and other early civilizations all contain references to shoes. The shoe is repeatedly mentioned in the Bible and the Hebrews used it in several instances with a legal significance, notably in binding a bargain.
4,000 years ago the first shoes were made of a single piece of rawhide that enveloped the foot for both warmth and protection.
Sturdy shoes first came into widespread use between 40,000 and 26,000 years ago, according to a US scientist. Humans’ small toes became weaker during this time, says physical anthropologist Erik Trinkaus, who has studied scores of early human foot bones. He attributes this anatomical change to the invention of rugged shoes, that reduced our need for strong, flexible toes to grip and balance.
The first known images of footwear are boots depicted in 15,000 year old Spanish cave paintings.
In Europe pointed toes on shoes were fashionable from the eleventh to the fifteenth centuries.
In the Middle East heels were added to shoes to lift the foot from the burning sand.
10. In Europe in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries heels on shoes were always colored red.
11. Shoes all over the world were identical until the nineteenth century, when left- and right-footed shoes were first made in Philadelphia.
12. In Europe it wasn’t until the eighteenth century that women’s shoes were different from men’s.
13. The first lady’s boot was designed for Queen Victoria in 1840.
14. Six-inch-high heels were worn by the upper classes in seventeenth-century Europe. Two servants, one on either side, were needed to hold up the person wearing the high heels.
15. Grecian shoes were peculiar in reaching to the middle of the legs.
16. The present fashion of shoes was introduced into England in 1633.
17. In the ninth and tenth centuries the greatest princes of Europe wore wooden shoes.
18. Slippers were in use before Shakespeare’s time, and were originally made “rights” and “lefts.”
19. In the reign of William Rufus of England, in the eleventh century, a great beau, “Robert, the Horned,” used shoes with sharp points, stuffed with tow, and twisted like rams’ horns.
20. The Romans made use of two kinds of shoes–the solea, or sandal, which covered the sole of the foot, and was worn at home and in company, and the calceus, which covered the whole foot and was always worn with the toga when a person went abroad.
21. In the reign of Richard II., shoes were of such absurd length as to require to be supported by being tied to the knees with chains, sometimes of gold and silver. In 1463 the English parliament took the matter in hand and passed an act forbidding shoes with spikes more than two inches in length being worn and manufactured.
22. Up to 1850 all shoes were made with practically the same hand tools that were used in Egypt as early as the 14th century B.C. as a part of a sandal maker’s equipment. To the curved awl, the chisel-like knife and the scraper, the shoemakers of the thirty-three intervening centuries had added only a few simple tools such as the pincers, the lapstone, the hammer and a variety of rubbing sticks used for finishing edges and heels.
23. In 1845 the first machine to find a permanent place in the shoe industry came into use. It was the Rolling Machine, which replaced the lapstone and hammer previously used by hand shoemakers for pounding sole leather, a method of increasing wear by compacting the fibres.
24. In 1858, Lyman R.Blake, a shoemaker, invented a machine for sewing the soles of shoes to the uppers.His patents were purchased by Gordon McKay, who improved upon Blake’s invention. The shoes made on this machine came to be called “McKays.”
25. In 1875 a machine for making a different type of shoe was developed. Later known as the Goodyear Welt Sewing Machine, it was used for making both Welt and Turn shoes. These machines became successful under the management of Charles Goodyear, Jr., the son of the famous inventor of the process of vulcanizing rubber.
26. High heels for women are believed to have originated with Catherine de Medici, a 16th century Italian noblewoman who was short in stature and wanted to make a bigger impression when she arrived in France to marry the future King Henry.
27. In 18th century legislation designed to create paved walkways within cities allowed women to wear less practical shoes with higher heels
28. Sneakers were first made in America in 1916. They were originally called keds.
29. The open-toed shoe became fashionable in the 1930s as a result of the new vogue for sunbathing.
30. Roger-Henri Vivier is credited with inventing (or at least re-popularizing) the stiletto heel in the 1950s.
31. Despite all of cutbacks during World War II, high shoes were very in style. Designers created tall, uplifting heels using materials that weren’t rationed, like wood straw and snakeskin.
32. The boots Neil Armstrong walked on the moon in are still floating around in space.
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Designer Bridal Shoes Bridal Shoes Low Heel 2014 UK Wedges Flats Designer Photos Pics Images Wallpapers
Designer Bridal Shoes Bridal Shoes Low Heel 2014 UK Wedges Flats Designer Photos Pics Images Wallpapers
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Designer Bridal Shoes Bridal Shoes Low Heel 2014 UK Wedges Flats Designer Photos Pics Images Wallpapers
Designer Bridal Shoes Bridal Shoes Low Heel 2014 UK Wedges Flats Designer Photos Pics Images Wallpapers
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